Parent choosing clothing

i didn't call the man's child a harlot... i did ask him what he wanted her to grow up and become. and if it was immature i don't care it got my point across to the parent. if everyone minds their business and acts like an adult then there is no purity and innocence left in the world (not saying im innocent) but NO parent should take that innocence away from their 4 year old little girl. An the example im setting is to stand up for things you believe in and be vocal about getting them fixed... its the only thing that can (minding your own business doesn't change the world it only ignores it... but i guess ignorance is bliss....right?)

I think its great to have morals, and that's why I mentioned talking to the manufacturer or the store about the selling of the item. I am the mother of a 4 year old boy, and whatever that dad's reason's for buying the shirt, I just know how I would feel if someone came up to me in a store, in front of my son, and started assaulting my parenting skills in front of my child. I have to assume that this wasnt a simple calm conversation since you got thrown out for yelling. I applaud your for your morals....am just a little concerned about the way you handles it. Our emotions can often get the best of us when we are upset or angry. I just know I wouldnt have wanted to have to explain to my child why someone in a store gave us a hard time, when as a parent I try to teach my son that people are entitled to their own opinion, and not to yell at people. I hope you have contacted the store concerning the content of clothing. If you spread the message, and enough people call them, you can probably get them to stop carrying those types of items, and then no one has to worry about young girls in that type of attire. If you start a petition afainst them, I'd be happy to put my name on the list!!!

they were children's shirts, in the kids section... the father didn't think it was a big deal...